The Case of the Missing Baskets: Urbanization and the People Group Framework
We must reevaluate the customary and limited approaches to categorizing people groups.
missiology
Methodology Reveals Theology
How one approaches missions tells much about how one views God and the gospel.
The Goal of Missions May Not Be What You Think
Healthy local congregations aren’t a “Western” form imposed on the mission field—they are indispensable to God’s global goal of worship.
Reached or Unreached—Who Deserves Our Attention?
Pastors and church leaders cannot afford to create a false dichotomy between work in reached and unreached contexts.
Tragedy in Beirut and What It Means for Missions
On August 4, the world was rocked by news of two fatal explosions in Beirut. Pierre Rashad Houssney shares how is the church responding and what it matters.
What Happens to Those Who Never Hear the Gospel?
Missions depends on answering the “man on the island” question—and answering it biblically.
